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Gillette’s inspiring new ad addressing toxic masculinity asks: “Is this the best a man can get?”
- Thread starter MouldyK
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imagine being offended by an ad that tells people to respect others and to set a good example for those who look up to you.
When I first read the thread title I thought it meant that Gillette's was inspiring toxic masculinity.
I'm glad that it's the opposite.
I'm glad that it's the opposite.
Seriously. People who think being a dick to others is an essential part of being a man need to grow up.
It's crazy. Conservatives really are just absolutely pathetic at this point.
Conservatives proving once again that they really are the most offended little snowflakes of all
Yeah, it was awkwardly phrased.
Glad they're making a public stance though.
I had the same reaction when I read the title.
This ad cuts deeper than a razor with six blades.
That six-bladed razor does a great job cutting hair off my face though, so double kudos to Gillette.
That six-bladed razor does a great job cutting hair off my face though, so double kudos to Gillette.
Me too. Might support them by buying more Gillette blades for my safety razor to offset the sad sack snowflakes who are swearing off Gillette because they're offended by a call to behave like adults.
Commercials have a good message but are heavy-handed. I think the goofy dolts are more likely to drop Gillette than my beard oil mafia is to start using Gillette based off of this commercial though.
I think it's only a minority of people. I doubt this will get people burning their Gillette razors.
This is how I read the title as well, glad to see the opposite and seeing the usual scum bags outting themselves.
I almost secretly wonder if Gillete has data that women in the household are most likely to be the one's to purchase razors for the husbands and sons. And thus it's an appeal to women. Mostly just joking. But they do know a decent sub-sect of alt right loons will be offended by this and will no longer buy razors to shave their neckbeards one time a year.
I literally cannot understand the negative response to that ad after watching it. Like what the fuck is wrong with people? God damn so many people are absolute cunts it seems. Pisses me off to see a positive ad like that get such a negative reception.
Damn....that is probaby the most important commercial I've seen in a long ass time. I'm not naive to think that the way conflicts being resolved in the commercial are realistic. But idk this should be mandatory viewing for every guy having a kid.
Was happy to find out it was the opposite of what I thought.
If you don't do the kind of shit they show in that ad, you have no reason to be upset over it. If you do, you deserve this stuff shoved in your face every day of your life.
Conservative fuckbois hate when you suggest the idea of respecting women
That title is confusing lol.
I think I've only ever used Gilette and this seems like a pretty good reason to continue on that trend...apart from the fact I like them.
I think I've only ever used Gilette and this seems like a pretty good reason to continue on that trend...apart from the fact I like them.
Good commercial. As usual, the real outrage brigade is on the right, crying because someone suggested that treating people with respect and dignity was a good thing. Fuck 'em.
Still find it funny that these idiots use the term "virtue signaling" unironically to virtue signal how regressive they are